Current hay supplies across the state depend on conditions of winter-planted forage crops and rainfall, according to Extension Service experts.

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Acid Detergent Fiber and Neutral Detergent Fiber or both show up on forage tests, but measure different aspects of digestibility. Both ADF and NDF are part of the detergent analysis system used to ...

Check twice daily. Disassemble stacked hay bales to promote air circulation to cool the hay outside. 160° - Hay has reached the danger zone. Check hay temperature every couple of hours. Disassemble ...

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Much of the hay was wetter than it should have been for safe dry hay storage. Watch those moist bales very carefully ... The moist bales should be kept outside or in a well ventilated area. Don’t ...

It’s a year-round task that involves monitoring pastures in the spring, cutting and storing hay in the summer, and ensuring there’s enough feed to get cattle through the colder months. “We thankfully ...